Good one-stop for premix nic and flavors?

submitted over 7 years ago by koschbosch

I was wondering what places you all would recommend for a one-stop shop for getting premixed nicotine solutions and good quality flavors.

I'm looking for 6mg nic in 70/30 and also separate pg/vg so I can blend that down as I want (I would like to have some 6mg some 3mg, some 0mg).

As for flavors, I'm not looking to clone anything necessarily. I tend to like caramel/toffee, vanilla, coffee, coconut and would also like some nice pipe tobacco style. I wouldn't mind some good complex fruity flavors.

Also, as for storing the nicotine solutions, I read about keeping cool, out of UV, and possibly with a blanket of argon or nitrogen. Would a blanket of CO2 work? I homebrew beer so have that available and already use it to top growlers and unfinished wine.

I appreciate the help!

Comments

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by Xb741czover 7 years ago

I use https://www.nicotineriver.com/ As to CO2, it's not very reactive but I would run a small test batch before committing to anything pricey.

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by datmanwolfover 7 years ago

nicriv all day But if you have a flavor in mind they don't carry Maybe checkout bullcityflavors.com they are around the same pricerange for flavorings

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by Xb741czover 7 years ago

Yes, I've heard good things about Bull City. Never used them, though.

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by koschboschover 7 years ago

Awesome thanks! They are looking to be a good option. Good idea on the CO2 as well, my main worry is with the acidity but hopefully won't be an issue. Any flavors there you'd recommend?

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by Xb741czover 7 years ago

I like the fruits. Watermelons, peaches, with some vanilla and marshmallow. I use a total of about seven or eight percent flavor.

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by tboneathomeover 7 years ago

nicotineriver and ecigexpress. If Bull City sold premixed nic, I'd probably buy exclusively from them.

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by koschboschover 7 years ago

Nicriver will probably be what I try but I'll check out Bull City down the road. Any flavors you like from Nicriver?

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by TheMonkeyismyfriendover 7 years ago

If you keep your nic in the freezer it won't go bad. Make sure you allow it to warm to room temp before opening the bottle.

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by thelateoctoberover 7 years ago

Why bring it to room temp before opening?

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by TheMonkeyismyfriendover 7 years ago

Water will condense on the surface of it. Water can contribute to oxidation and generally ruins juice unless purposefully mixed with distilled water.

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by thelateoctoberover 7 years ago

Good to know!

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by koschboschover 7 years ago

Cool that's good to know, thanks for that!

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by GentleSubversiveover 7 years ago

I’ve bought about half a dozen times from https://liquidnicotinewholesalers.com. They are great. Good flavor selection for the new-to-mid DIYer, but you wanna do bull city if you want flavors (no nic tho). I buy the nic salts unflavored juice for mixing, and let me tell you... no harshness. Its fantastic!

Update: they are also super fast shippers. (As is bull city)

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by koschboschover 7 years ago

Sweet, thanks. I'll check them out as well but will likely try Nicriver first. I had been curious about the salts too, but I usually stick with 3mg so figured it wouldn't make much difference.